Rising from CT, USA, ET Reed, a promising new hip-hop artist, unveils their latest single, “Think Too Much.” This emotionally charged track dives into the artist’s personal struggle with stress and anxiety, offering listeners a raw and relatable exploration of the complexities of the human mind.
“Think Too Much” isn’t just a song; it’s a candid conversation with the audience about the challenges many face but rarely discuss openly.
The single, features a mesmerizing blend of atmospheric beats and poignant lyrics that instantly draws you in. ET Reed’s introspective rhymes ride effortlessly over the rhythm, creating a sonic landscape that mirrors the ebb and flow of the artist’s emotions. The production quality of “Think Too Much” reflects the meticulous attention to detail that ET Reed invested in bringing this emotionally charged track to life.
“Think Too Much” is one part off their EP Bigger Than Life. A project in which they’ve released a new song off of every month since March of this year. ET Reed felt as though it was time to tap into “EP Mode” and put out something that accurately represented their sound and overall vibe at the moment.
ET Reed is an independent hip-hop music artist who is on the rise. They grew up in CT, USA and started doing music professionally in 2020 with their first song on all platforms, Harder which now sits at 10k views on Soundcloud and over 30k streams on Spotify. Their superlative passion for music shines through every song along with the important messages and experiences embedded in their lyrics. With hip hop/ pop being a major adoration for ET, their creativity has no boundaries. ET Reed is known for their signature expressive, lament melodies but also explores rap in some of their songs. An array of powerful artists who heavily influenced their childhood include: Sean Kingston, Rae Sremmurd, Chris Brown, Trey Songz, Eric Bellinger, The Weekend and Juice WRLD. Having these influences has led to ET having a versatile style of music, which has allowed them to create their own signature melodic rap sound.
Did you find “Think Too Much” relatable?
